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PUBBLICITÀ IN ITALIA

PUBBLICITÀ IN ITALIA / 1969-1970

PUBBLICITÀ IN ITALIA / 1969-1970

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Umbro Apollonio and Attilio Giovannini
Pubblicità in Italia / Advertising in Italy / Publicité en Italie / Werbung in Italien, 1969–1970
Hardcover with dust jacket, 248 pages + 100 pages of advertising
21.5 × 30.5cm
Editrice L’Ufficio Moderno, Milan

Condition: Very Good. Light wear and toning to dust jacket, with some staining and edge wear; interior clean and bright.

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Pubblicità in Italia 1969–1970 is an annual survey of Italian advertising, graphic design and visual communication published by L’Ufficio Moderno in Milan. This volume brings together hundreds of examples of Italian commercial graphics from the late 1960s, including advertising campaigns, posters, packaging, trademarks, catalogues, publications and other forms of printed ephemera.

The book is particularly interesting as a document of Italian graphic culture at the end of the 1960s, when advertising increasingly drew on contemporary photography, typography, illustration and experimental approaches to image-making. The selection ranges from commercial campaigns and product packaging to publishing, corporate identity and promotional material, giving a broad picture of the visual language of the period.

Designed as both a reference work and a visual survey, the publication is packed with examples of period graphic design, many reproduced in colour. The advertisements and printed material offer an unusually direct record of the commercial and aesthetic culture of postwar Italy, with contributions spanning advertising agencies, designers, photographers and manufacturers.

The volume is particularly notable for its striking Franco Grignani cover design and its extensive documentation of Italian advertising and graphic design at the transition into the 1970s.

A scarce and highly collectible survey of Italian graphic and advertising design from 1969–1970.

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